Facebook v. Myspace

[wickedwritah]

Check your PMs in a sec.

 

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How exciting.

 

[KYSportsWriter]

Well, crap, how do I get to it then? Or do I ever? Do I just revel in the glory that I'm a member?

Go to your groups link on your homepage. It'll show up then.

 

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Got it! Loosers.

 

[KYSportsWriter]

You're an L-7 Wienie!

 

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Quit draftin' my heat, dood.

 

[spup1122]

There's another one...called sportsjournalists.com is my addiction and it's public. I don't necessarily think it's outing just like the myspace group isn't. You chose to add yourself. You chose to determine if you want others knowing someone by your name posts on myspace or facebook.

 

[RokSki]

I prefer MySpace, but Fabebook is good as well.

MySpace is the king, and has improved greatly since NewsCorp purchased it.

 

[Chi City 81]

I prefer MySpace, but Fabebook is good as well.

MySpace is the king, and has improved greatly since NewsCorp purchased it.

Of course. You can't have 1,100 porn stars and spammers as friends on Facebook, you vapid waste of space.

 

[RokSki]

Here's a short blog post on the subject of MySpace vs Facebook which uses statistics from earlier in 2007 to compare the two social network services:

http://gigaom.com/2007/07/11/facebook-vs-myspace-the-tale-of-the-tape/


In the data the blog uses, MySpace leads in unique visitors/month and page views/month by a multiple of about '3X' that of Facebook.

I know I'm likely biased because I have about 1200 more friends on MySpace than I do on Facebook, but I still far prefer MySpace. The numbers suggest I'm in pretty good company in that preference, despite the excellent gains which Facebook has made.

 

[KYSportsWriter]

I prefer MySpace, but Fabebook is good as well.

MySpace is the king, and has improved greatly since NewsCorp purchased it.

Of course. You can't have 1,100 porn stars and spammers as friends on Facebook, you vapid waste of space.

Zing!

 

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Stop insulting vapid wastes of space.

 

[sportschick]

Stop insulting vapid wastes of space.

Stan is a vapid waste of space. He's much more "with it" than the unemployed one.

 

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And cuddlier ... I'd even cuddle a cat before I hit that ...

 

[wickedwritah]

Stan is a vapid waste of space. He's much more "with it" than the unemployed one.

Hey, not all of us are cool enough to be employed!

 

[sportschick]

And cuddlier ... I'd even cuddle a cat before I hit that ...

He wants your number. He likes to cuddle with women with awesome shoes!

 

[sportschick]

Stan is a vapid waste of space. He's much more "with it" than the unemployed one.

Hey, not all of us are cool enough to be employed!

Some of us are too cool to be employed

 

[wickedwritah]

I wish.

 

[CUinthenewsroom]

Here's a short blog post on the subject of MySpace vs Facebook which uses statistics from earlier in 2007 to compare the two social network services:

http://gigaom.com/2007/07/11/facebook-vs-myspace-the-tale-of-the-tape/


In the data the blog uses, MySpace leads in unique visitors/month and page views/month by a multiple of about '3X' that of Facebook.

I know I'm likely biased because I have about 1200 more friends on MySpace than I do on Facebook, but I still far prefer MySpace. The numbers suggest I'm in pretty good company in that preference, despite the excellent gains which Facebook has made.

Yes because it's always quanity over quality, right? Facebook isn't a waste of space like MySpace, which is slow, tough to navigate and filled with jackasses spamming the **** out of you. I'll take facebook over myspace any day.

 

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And cuddlier ... I'd even cuddle a cat before I hit that ...

He wants your number. He likes to cuddle with women with awesome shoes!

Oh did I brag about my find of awesomeness? Chocolate-brown suede Mary Jane 2.5-in. heels. Clearance section. 15 dollahs! Holla!